James Hill & Don Campau

PEAK BAGGING credits

james hill :trumpet on all tracks, keyboards on  “i like olaku”

don campau: guitars bass, drums, percussion, production, effects,

 electronics, field recordings, keyboards

payers tinde3:25

annapurna, perhaps3:07

the winds of malaku4:57

kibo by lunch3:38

 detour to the fair6:47

this is denali dammit3:24

no rest on nest horn3:47

i like olaku*9:11

eclipse on haramosh peak3:07

recorded in richmond and santa rosa, ca in 2017

for more info : http://lonelywhistle.doncampau.com

* backing tracks by Arzathon

bonus tracks ( not on CD ) available at archive.org

balcony4:11

cypress peak dub4:01

Peak bagging, also known as hill bagging, mountain bagging, Munro bagging^[1] or simply bagging, is an activity in which hikers, hillwalkers and mountaineers attempt to reach the summits of a collection of peaks, usually those above some height or prominence in a particular region, or having a particular feature.

Many climbing clubs around the world have created lists of peaks with various attributes, often used by peak-baggers. Examples of such lists are Colorado's 53 fourteeners in the U.S., the Alpine four-thousanders in Europe, the three-thousanders in Japan, and the State 8, listing the highest point in each of Australia's eight states.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_bagging

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